Three passengers who were on board said that the crew had made no announcements about a mechanical problem during the flight.
"They landed safely. There was no problem. I didn't notice any other thing," said Raphael Ashala, 30, a Nigerian who was on his way back from a Doha business trip.
Emergency vehicles including fire trucks were on hand for the landing, the AFP news agency reported. The airline's online tracker said the flight arrived in Lagos at 2:29pm (13:29 GMT), but the plane touched down at least 30 minutes before that.
The website made no mention of any incidents during the journey, saying only that flight QR592 had "arrived".
8 comments:
Mmmmmmm!
I'M SPEECHLESS
God did intervene
It was good they did not tell the passengers,that wld not have helped
What nonsense,they shld have told them after all they paid for the service
Seriously that was the best thing,more panic wld have occurred
I dont agree,Nigerians know how to hold pain,yes panic,trust me prayer upon prayer,which is not a bad thing to do
Abegi,telling them wld have sent some people to their early grave from fear.
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